Show HN: Automatic private time tracking for OS X
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#32Dead link. :(
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#33Just curious, what is the tech stack?
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#34So was this developed using Swift? Curious, I see SQLite backend.
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#35Re: Show HN: Automatic private time tracking for OS X
#36Some feedback: * Make the price more readily apparent on the landing page * Tracking the '6,400 sites, apps and games' is great, but it would be good if I could find out if the ones I care about in that list! * Make the above the fold screenshot bigger, I tried squinting/zooming before I realised I could scroll down * Can I determine which things are productive/neutral/distractive? As I wouldn't want to buy it if tha…
> Tracking the '6,400 sites, apps and games' is great, but it would be good if I could find out if the ones I care about in that list!
Mostly the ones from top 10k Alexa but all the unrecognized can be categorized easily.
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#37Here's a few things that could make it super useful:
* Track time spent writing email by contact * Track hangout/skype/etc by contact * Track time spent on code per project * Connect phone records to tie in the time on the phone with contacts
Good luck!
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#38https://twitter.com/rescuetime/followers
Small nitpick: How can you guarantee data is kept locally without open-sourcing the app?
This is similar to WakaTime but only for OS X and not as granular data, because one is for programmers and the other more general users.
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#39Re: Show HN: Automatic private time tracking for OS X
#40I was not happy with features and UX of other productivity trackers. Most of the time tracking software is made for controlling employees or for billing clients and I just wanted an automated productivity measurement. I tried RescueTime before but it was too expensive for its functionality ($72-108/year) and also collected all my tracked data on their servers. There is standalone ManicTime on Windows but OS X standal…